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Foreign News August 20, 1859

San Andreas Independent

San Andreas, Calaveras County, California

What is this article about?

A report from 'Ion' in the Baltimore Sun describes a believed extensive military movement in Mexico aimed at national regeneration, with 10,000 men enrolled as Knight Crusaders of the Order of Montezumas, backed by funds, munitions, and loans from American and British sources, highlighting Mexico's potential wealth under good governance.

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Poor Fallen Mexico!

"Ion" writes to the Baltimore Sun: "It is believed that a very extensive military and prominent movement is now on foot in this country, with the purpose of uniting in a plan for the regeneration of Mexico. About ten thousand men have already been enrolled as Knight Crusaders of the Order of Montezumas. Funds and munitions of war have been, or will be fully provided for the enterprise. Loans based on the generosity of an adequate American firm will be taken, and by British bond-holders. The resources of Mexico, under a good government would be immense. The whole debt, foreign and domestic, would be but a "flea bite," as Mr. Disraeli would say, in comparison with the revenue to be derived from her vast mineral and agricultural wealth."

What sub-type of article is it?

Rebellion Or Revolt Political

What keywords are associated?

Mexico Regeneration Knight Crusaders Order Of Montezumas Military Movement Funds Munitions

Where did it happen?

Mexico

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Primary Location

Mexico

Outcome

funds and munitions provided; loans from american firm and british bond-holders; potential immense resources under good government, debt minor compared to mineral and agricultural wealth.

Event Details

Believed extensive military movement underway in Mexico to unite in a plan for national regeneration. About ten thousand men enrolled as Knight Crusaders of the Order of Montezumas. Funds and munitions to be fully provided; loans secured from American firm and British bond-holders.

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